Specialist in Trauma-Focused Therapy and Youth Behavioral Interventions
Dr. Willie Myles has over 35 years of experience addressing complex adult and adolescent behaviors, drawing on his extensive training as a behaviorist and his specialization in Trauma Focused Therapy. He is renowned for his effective work with teens facing maladaptive behaviors such as explosive anger, lack of focus, oppositional defiance, and challenges with school adjustment.
Dr. Myles also demonstrates sensitivity and expertise in supporting individuals and families by navigating LGBTQIA adjustments, providing compassionate, tailored care for their unique needs.
His professional credentials include a Doctorate in Human Services and Education/Youth and Child Development, a Brazelton Fellowship from Harvard Medical School (Working with Infants and Families At-Risk), AMSR Suicide Risk Certification, and specialized training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Dr. Myles has been honored with hundreds of awards, recognizing his contributions to vulnerable youth and families.
Dr. Myles is a sought-after clinician due to his ability to deliver effective interventions and guidance for a wide range of behavioral and emotional challenges. His treatment model emphasizes identifying and resolving the underlying causes of mental distress, supporting clients throughout their progress, and guiding them toward successful discharge. This approach prioritizes foundational healing rather than mere symptom management, resulting in meaningful and lasting change for clients.
Unlike many clinicians who focus primarily on symptom-targeted interventions or the “active listening” model, Dr. Myles advocates for direct and impactful therapy that uncovers the roots of psychological difficulties. He recognizes that symptom-focused approaches can lead to slow progress and disengagement, whereas his model promotes sustained growth and improved therapeutic outcomes.
Dr. Myles addresses a variety of psychological difficulties, including
Anger in Teenagers: Symptoms such as anxiety, oppositional behavior, and depression
Wealthy But Sad: Experiences of anxiety, depression, and trauma
Athlete That Never Grew Up: Manifestations of anger, depression, and childhood trauma
Rape: Symptoms including hypervigilance, lack of trust, anxiety, depression, and trauma
Incest: Trauma related Issues such as isolation, fear, silence, lack of trust, and anger
LGBTQIA+- Manifestations of shame, guilt, lying, anxiety, depression, suicidal ideations.
Adult Male Syndrome- symptoms include unhappiness, pretending, secrecy, addictive behaviors may include drugs/porn, any behavior to relieve symptoms
These are just a few of
Through his structured and compassionate approach, Dr. Willie Myles continues to make a profound impact, guiding individuals and families toward healing and resilience.
Seeking Private Pay Clients
Length of Treatment- 6-8 Weeks based upon complexity of psychological root causes
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